Bullying: Have Schools Really Found A Solution?

Andrew Brennan, a high school teacher, wrote "There is no bullying, pain, no painful crying" and points out the serious influence of juvenile bullying. In this article, Brennan said: "But as a high school teacher, we know one thing that our children committed suicide" (A13). Brennan's statement shows an urgent message that bullying is becoming increasingly serious and hostile. Both articles reaffirm that the subtle theme of boys' suicide is important and sustainable.

School bullying is a common problem in primary schools, middle schools and high schools in the United States and around the world. As an international phenomenon, school bullying occurs at similar frequencies in different cultures, countries, and educational settings (Carney & Merrell, 2001). Today, school bullying is considered one of the main threats to school safety, even though it is considered to be normal once it is not part of growth harm (Junoven, 2005; Scarpaci, 2006 ; Whitted & Dupper, 2005). Several deadly school shooting, initiated by school bullying victims since the late 1990s, attracts a wide range of media attention. As a result, the general perception of programs of various regions, countries and countries designed to prevent the adverse effects of school bullying and problems, or at least to solve the problem, has increased. In recent years psychologists, sociologists, and school administrators have published a number of studies on school bullying.

In fact, it is common for children who are bullied by older brothers and sisters at home and abused by parents from deceiving themselves at school. Domestic violence and bullying promote each other. Researchers discovered that in pre-school years, bulls in elementary schools are more likely to witness domestic violence than people who are not bullied. According to the 2007 survey on bullying in Japan, South Africa and the United States, 72% of children physically abused by their parents became bullying, bullying, or both. However, the frustration of school children did not help. Bullys who are bullying are just bullies, researchers have discovered that people who are victims or not related to bullying, depression, anxiety, anger, self-esteem are low.